It's really no fun when you don't get the size you want. When you order a venti at Starbucks, it's because a tall just won't do. When you need a size 4, and all you can find are 12s, you're not happy. And the size of that miserable closet ResLife is trying to pass off as a room is awful.
Between 2003 and 2005, the men's cross country team was perched atop the NESCAC for three consecutive years. Last year, however, the team took a disappointing step backwards, finishing eighth in an 11-team field at NESCAC Championships.
Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone wants feedback from the 40 percent of local residents who are between the ages 21 and 35.
Regrets will be few and far between for the men's tennis team as the fall season has come to a close.
Princeton University Professor Robert Wuthnow received the first-ever Tufts Civic Engagement Research Prize yesterday in Sophia Gordon Hall for his research on the transnational impact of American Christianity.
Democrats and Republicans came together to debate gun control and education during Saturday's convention sponsored by the Massachusetts Alliance of College Republicans (MACR).
Only one word can describe the first seven weeks of NCAA football so far.
Skate is a fresh, original look at a genre long dominated by Tony Hawk games: open world pro skating. Featuring a number of new game concepts and deep online integration, Skate brings long-absent, much-needed competition to the digital skating scene.
College Republicans from all over Massachusetts came to the Hill on Saturday to hear from a number of prominent GOP figures.
The first meeting of the year for any club is always the most awkward and confusing. You don't know the other members sitting around you, you're not sure of how much time you can invest in any given group, and you doubt that it's really possible for the club to accomplish all of its stated goals.
Senior Iris Halpern filed a libel complaint against The Primary Source last week in response to a letter to the editor printed in its Dec. 6 issue, Source Editor-in-chief Sam Dangremond said. Both Halpern and the Dean of Students Office have confirmed the report, though Dean of Students Bruce Reitman declined to release the names of students involved.
On Sept. 28, Britain's University and College Union (UCU) called off debate about boycotting Israeli universities, which had been initiated in May 2007. The proposed boycott by the UCU represents the latest in a string of efforts by institutions of higher learning to divest academic thought from Israel.
Saturday's 1-0 loss to Trinity was not only Tufts' first NESCAC loss of the season, but it also ended the race for regular-season perfection between the Jumbos and the Williams Ephs.
The Tufts Community Union (TCU) Senate is trying to dress up the university's image in the surrounding community and plans to use sweatshirts as its weapon of choice.
The Spice Girls are reunited, and it looks like ABC is taking this as a cue to bring girl power back once and for all. Its new show, "Women's Murder Club," based on the successful James Patterson book series, is a crime drama with women as the primary law enforcers. It's a watered-down, estrogen-filled "Law & Order" that mostly fails to impress.
Tufts' senior tri-captains Katy O'Brien and Cat Beck were each back in full force this weekend, delivering a one-two punch at Saturday's Plansky Invitational in Williamstown, Mass. With O'Brien capturing first place in 18:46, good for her third win of the season, and Beck right behind her at 18:47, the pair locked up first and second place at the event.
The football season is halfway over, and the Jumbos are halfway to the unthinkable - a NESCAC championship.
"Our NESCAC record is awful, and it should be better, and I think it will get better now that we've made some changes," senior captain Katie Wysham told the Daily last Wednesday, ahead of the team's critical weekend of conference play against Trinity and Wesleyan.
